crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. the former ca official raises concerns over the uncompromising treatment of the suspects and the moscow terror attack. that's as the death toll from the tragedy climbs it to at least $143.00. as the warren gaza approaches and 6 months large, we hear from an invitation volunteer, who chose to keep helping palestinians in the and battled enclave despite his hospital being by israel. not only wants to kill the people of gaza with their bullets, but also with starvation. because the age entering gaza is still minimal and cannot be distributed to fairly cranes foreign minister ahead to india for taxes. who dylan says he of should sit down to negotiate peace with moscow. we took the

position from the stock that you're not going to get a solution to this conflict from the butler and further expansion of ties between russia and south africa is discussed that the st. petersburg international economic form to session held him to his for, for the 1st time the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. the confirmed of desktops from the moscow and terrorist attack has risen to $143.00, including at 5 children. that number is expected to rise. as more bodies are identified with many people still listed as missing us and saint petersburg. the picnic rock band held a solemn performance to mourn the lives lost before its scheduled concert in the russian capital. last friday. memorial events began with a minute of silence. meanwhile, at the scene of the attack outside the crocus hall on the outskirts of moscow,

people are still bringing flowers and children's toys in memory of the victims. the head of the f, as b has accused refrain, as well as the u. s. and the u. k. of orchestrating the terror attack, which officials there have denied. and then the ongoing investigation in moscow, washington is doubling down on his claims the isis should be blamed. instead, it's clear that these claims are categorically false. ukraine wasn't behind these attacks. the u. k. was behind these attacks the united states was and by these tests, in fact, the united states warned russia about the possibility of these attacks. meanwhile, well known french journalist has said it would be extremely impressive if your trade had, in fact, arranged the moscow terror to shoot the combs. because there is every reason to believe that this is the work of the isis affiliate in afghanistan. we lay out course on since they immediately on friday evening claimed responsibility of me for

just coming to i must say that if this was the work of the ukrainians, then this was an absolutely brilliant move. cuz i'm not saying that it's them. when he fits them, then the move was phenomenal. let's not forget that. why if this was the work of ukrainians, if it is a tool possible that they penetrated russian territory and organized such a terrorist attack in moscow, then this is just phenomenal, exclusively. so let me know about you using jihad. this is, this requires an same level of preparation that would take many months the why? my colleague, michael, quite a spoke with french political analysts say all the luxury who says the media coverage of the moscow attack in his native country is completely appalling. i've been really shocked by the way the french media are covering this. this is just a small events smoking, but when you listening to everything, it's just the unbelievable. and the after the basic plan, which was in the same scenario like the practice events,

just for the specific method with one very specific thing is that if it was really i, it's taurus, eyes is never have never made any tardies that tax for money. it's always for the ology. it's always for the cali fat friends. he's forgetting a lot of things. i remember very well when we had the basic line, the events, french generally said why the french police took so long to get in 2 hours. all right, so they'll blame me, rush off for something that they are blaming in their own country to find the logics. but the defense public certainly understands this whole situation. how should they react to comments like the one from this journalist when be have become when they have been victims of terrorism before you have one point? it depends on the how the journalist are presenting. things is never ever made

a tourist at back from monday. those guys, the web page for this uh, how familiar robles 250 uh, upfront and 250 it went back to new print. um that does not exist with 5 years. so guns. uh, when i this is doing this, the, i'm going to die on site, then they did this, unfortunately on a friday evening, but actually it's not done. normally they don't do these jelly sites and i just wouldn't do this on the other. and then if i'm my memory is not cheating on me, the owners of brokers city hold them leslie and the kelly will not harm muslims. the heavy handed arrest of the moscow terrace has sparked and plenty of criticism in the west. and that's despite the notorious us track record of brutal late mistreating many innocent suspects during the so called war on terror. our teens donald quarter exposes the glaring double standards in the peanut gallery of the so

called, civilized world is back at it with the finger pointing this time. it's a former head of anti russian operations. at the c, i a talking down to russia after public reaction in the concrete to videos of how those who carried out the recent terrorist attack in moscow are treated by police. i like to talk a lot about the difference in values between what's going on and russian, what's going on in the west. and even though is something like this happened in the united states, there would certainly be, or anywhere else in the west that would certainly be people who would be, who would be saying i for an i. and you know, they deserve whatever they get. that sort of thing, but that's not really civilized society, civilized society as a rule of law and treating suspects even if you're pretty sure who they are with some degree of you know, to manage and respect, which is totally oh, you know, not understood, not followed there. is no rule of law in russia, really the ca, calling others and civilized. they practically wrote the handbook on torture. that's not a matter for the c. i a literally wrote the handbook,

including everything from slapping people, keeping them and infected infested boxes to water board. and it was after 911 that all these black sites and enhanced interrogation techniques became really wide spread. and they came down on both the innocent and guilty, like i wasn't the military commander or a government official. i was just the resident of baghdad where i grew up and just like any other are right count was against the us innovation and i spoke out against it. my picture was published in the news article with my complaints. the americans den rated my home interest to me. they were constantly right on my body. doesn't mean cold water as well as sticking the barrels of their guns and boom, 16 to extremely sensitive places, which was very painful and had a severe psychological impact on me. for 3 days i was not given foot and a head cold water thrown at me. it was the end of december and the weather was present, and lab recordings blasted into my ears. i reached the point of exhaustion that i could have fallen asleep while i was standing, but would like me. these enhanced interrogation techniques have seen prisoners in

places like guantanamo bay, in abu ghraib, forced to stand for hours on end, doused with cold water and severely deprived of sleep, but hate former defense secretary donald rumsfeld said he stands for 8 to 10 hours a day and that's why it should be limited to 4 hours after he officially signed off on the sea ice torture methods in 2002, former president george w bush also had no regrets years after launching the program. here's what i'm gonna say, that we're fortunate to have men and women who work hard at to see a survey on our behalf. these are patriots. and i knew the directors, i knew the deputy directors, you know, i know a lot of the operators and you're good people, really good people. and we're lucky as a nation to have them to top it all off the guy who ran the entire c. i a torture program, not only still defends it publicly, but even tried to destroy any and all video is connected to its existence. it's

another story when it comes to many who are tasked with doing the actual torturing nudity was sort of the theme of the entire prison, the number of iraq use that were naked with shocking. and it was cold. iraq certainly gets hot in the summer. everyone knows that, but it also gets very cold in the winter. this was december, sleep, deprivation and forest standing were the most common thing that most prisoners were suffering. they were hand covered to the cell walls and a position in which they were standing. their hands were placed down between their legs and then their hands were hands come back behind them, which denies you the opportunity to sit down or to rest. and so you can combine what we're essentially to enhanced techniques, sleep deprivation and forest standing. it was a shock to the system. it goes without saying human rights organizations have not approved either one town to maybe a is a sight of unparalleled notes, right?

to defined by the systematic use of torture and all the crew in humane or degrading treatment against hundreds of men, brought to the site and deprived of them most fundamental rights. a brutal torture program with unapologetic perpetrators, which is now pretty universally understood as bad, and still none of its architects have been punished if that's the way the civilized world looks. maybe it's a better idea to stay away altogether. and there you can. i had crossed all the line in on the words based on the, conducted vietnam in iraq and afghanistan. and i mean was they didn't need, y'all was the name and the name they need to name and syria. i mean the destruction they did. now what's happened after a, i think the war in okay. name the and then the ward and guys that showed it the, the, the real, the west of the whole world. they showed it smelled as super life as pretended.

it's not as more of that as it's pretended to be and they start people, the more you know, i'm going to, people started to, to see it, to seeing the 2 stories actually not only the, not to the western narrative, a story that is paid on media or by politicians. so, and the end of america wants really to be the judge and the world. and just everybody speaks about civilized society. i mean, we need to treat everybody the same way and they're like 6 months into the war. and gods are, there is no sign that israel has prepared to scale down. it's a salt on the policy. and in enclave officials, they're say more than 32400 people have been killed. but some international volunteers are choosing to stay and help the victims, despite the relentless carnage. next, as part of our special coverage of the complex for being you. the human story of an indonesian medical worker who still operates in gaza

the we are calling the civilians to leave the guys that goes. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard. i to sign on, i see all the civilians and one in the in this all we were say to our homes, i was at work and they told me the house is bombed in the neighborhood. when it came back, i found my uncle and he told me your father was murdered. we cannot find your son. then they said, your grandmother was also murdered when we were in a shelter. my daughters were crying,

so my husband went to look for bullshit for them. and these really shot him in the back. every time we try to get close to him, they started shooting towards us to this day, i do not know what happened to him. the . even here in a school in hun, you news, we're not spared from is really attacks. every night we hear the bombing. quite a few people have been hit by drones strikes, including some who were farming, or even just walking the

the the apartment was display several times. i can tell you the death is better than disgrace. i wish these rallies had killed me. that would have saved me from the excessive. okay. um yeah, we wilks many kilometers from gauze. the city. we remain that for 40 days without 8 flour or canned goods. if there was a move so left for us as adults, we would feed it to the children. we will suffering that no food, no food to no medicine, nothing. it was like we would dead. the aid was coming, but the is radius. preventative from reaching out to the israel, not only wants to kill the people of gaza with their bullets, but also with starvation because the data entering gaza is still minimal and cannot be distributed fairly in my view, if 1000 trucks could enter garza, then the crisis could be resolved the

notice of course, this is very sad because the assistance they should receive actually adds to their misfortune. indeed, this age should be sent via the egyptian border. and rafa and the solution is a ceasefire. 6 the thing that these people have nothing, their houses have been destroyed, they have no work. so their survival really depends on humanitarian assistance.

they don't have cooking equip and they don't have warm clothes. they don't even have a place to rest the most of the hospitals that are still operating are in southern gaza. tier the fighting is still ongoing. so the current condition of the hospitals is very worrying. they're running low on medicine, the number of doctors is decreasing, at least 364 medical staff have been killed as a result of this really attacks, not to mention more than 260 others who have been detained by the idea of hospitals are also running out of fuel the

suits we moved from northern you guys are to the south in several days. we prepared food for 5800 refugees near the european hospital. we're focused on providing baby milk diapers or cooking oil, whatever we can help with the situation in gaza has not improved. israel continues to launch attacks on various regions. the matter we never felt regret, you're actually very proud to be representatives of more than 280000000 indonesians, of whom only 2 people now remain here. that is me and my colleague. moreover,

we know that the entry room to gaza is still being blocked by israel. so not everyone can enter here because permits are very difficult to obtain. security is very tight. therefore, we chose to stay here to help our brothers and sisters and got the is really troops have intentionally bombed civilian targets, including you and offices in gaza. that emission was unexpectedly made by an idea of soldier who took part in the 1st months of the war. he confessed to a reporter from the gray zone investigative outlet who has been asking his realize why they're blocking some humanitarian aid from entering gaza. or when it was in charge of the effect explosions,

we blew up. um um houses of uh, the lease um most un offices. remember we got into some un office. uh that was in charge of uh, helping the families in guys. uh, that was affected by the wall and with this toilets when i was speaking to them, i was noticing that all the young people at these a blocking is that i was present, that they were all reserved soldiers. so when they were, so i'm saying these things, they were most peers, they were all talking to each other about things that they have done and guys over the past few months. so, admitting to blowing up sibling the infrastructure houses months, you window the things was common place for them. they, they all had done something similar. so after i made myself comfortable with them and after they got to know me,

they begin to become very candid with me and images to these crimes the right to my face and to my camera that they believe that this was a form of patriotism. that's why they're at the border. the career shall lower than it's on the border block, the humanitarian aid. this is all under the assumption that they are being patriots . they are helping their country when a war, everything is justified for the pursuit of, of nationality of nationalism. the soldiers at these crossings they, um, they are not allowed to allow any civilians, and these are close military reasons, not one civilians, not one civilian does. a lot of these, those and every day, hundreds of civilians are allowing these on. so that means the military from top to bottom, the motor is allowing me civilians to break the law a day after day to stop this, the minutes here in a from getting into guys a to you and offices inside dogs that have been bombed multiple times by the idea of which claims to be targeting homeless tunnels, one of the latest sub strikes that killed at least 9 people. israel has also

accused un refugee agency staff of being linked to the october 7th terror attack on the country appraise zones. jeremy laredo again says somebody's realize he spoke with are planning to occupied gaza for a long time. the people there are cheering, they're laughing when they hear bombs go off of them at the, at the a block aziz's, really civilians and these military soldiers at the criminal import across and they hear bombs go up and they cheer that's, that's what's happening. the people who were sharing the sentiments with me, i was present in um, in protests, of a settlers that were invading or crossing the border. the arrows border crossing and they were going into guys that they, they, they're not some, they're not concerned about the war right. now they're concerned about the day after the war. and what that means is they're concerned about making jewish settlements in gaza after the warrants. so every day, right now, there are sellers going into the areas border crossing and they are building symbolic outposts. they'll call them and it's to tell the government that they're

very serious about returning to a guy that wants to warrants. they want to go in or off, or they want to run invasion. they want to, i mean, essentially what it would give a, kill all the policies and offer if they went in there. but they aren't going to be and yet, and they're just continuing to bomb it, which is, you know, are you, we equal? is that your grains form minister has arrived in india for 2 days of talks and a bit to persuade officials they are to support key f r t. 's runs and sharma is in new delhi with the details. this is for the 1st time that the top ukrainian official is visiting india off to the water ukraine started war 2 years ago as the you cream foreign ministers here for to day. was it today and tomorrow he's going to be meeting with his scouts fargo for ation car. also the deputy at a see what the board the agenda really sees that he's here to talk about 5 after the partnership. also cooperation in regional and global issues. what really,

what exports believe is that the you create official is here to be for renewal support in the upcoming b stokes that will take place in switzerland. lita, in the summer. now it's clear that after all the criticism that ukraine had for india, it looks like the new queen has realized that if there's anybody who can broke up bees in this conflict, it is india also that russia has an upper hand of the war. and for now it needs india who has remember, close song ties with must cool to influence them to talk beasley. unlike the west that has always fixated on using the navigation and this conflict, india has always maintained a peaceful resolution is only possible to dialogue on diplomacy. we took the position from the stock to, to and not going to get a solution for this conflict from the about the 2 years have passed

the many whole felt 2 years ago or so met in between that maybe the quote i think today, many of them don't any longer. if one sees beautiful in this day and age, what conflicts bring that are actually no windows 10 o'clock? nothing deals for the policy in defending for the policy of neutrality. india, i remember from the very beginning of the russia ukraine conflict said that india is not going to take sides. india is going to be neutral. now, despite the west pressure, rising india to got styles with the most cool, what india did was india stood by. it's old friend, the trade between the 2 countries, india and russia has only gone up. let's talk boyd hill. the west was the, the west have problems with india buying more and more oil from moscow. but india

said the india we do. what suits india, the best is 5 sections and despite the traditional way of be doing business thrown we index. file solutions in india continue to buy more model was when you look at the numbers. to see are, is as the exports of russian fluid, it's risen to around 1800000 barrels the day. so that's almost point. india still continues to import from wescal. had we not to the ground about buying energy from russia, very frankly, all of you would be paying much more for your energy because we would have more countries would have gone into a natural set of suppliers. and actually these do was energy precious. so if i looked at it from the perspective of the global economy, and frankly, obviously from my own perspective, we actually did that, i think. so this ability to think for yourself to be comfortable with the identity,

to be proud of your civilization, to be, to be appreciative of your own history. now remember, india had talks with both the ukraine as well as last year, and this off to the russian president's was re elected. so week ago, the prime minister of india. and the reason for the he died almost school. he in fact had a what with food then he also had a word with dance with the ukrainian now president. and as far as talk officials and the government of india, i can send the help confirm to me that so i'm going to send the range and will be, has been invited by both sides to wizard, back on please, respectively. all still the elections in india. so the results of the indian elections are going to come in the 1st week of june. so sometime after that, india is invited in both countries. why have stickers slowly? it's been made by clear that if somebody has the power to broke up,

these is india because it has maintained its relationship with multiple that remember west did not want. so becoming really clear of, by the way that if there is a country in the world, that is a piece, meek or a stabilizing force globally, that is in there for the director of the india foundation. same thing told us that new delhi doesn't dance to the tune of the was not alone. ukraine. this position had been made very clear both by the prime minister and the start of the basement, his step in the new, caustic, eh, what to see despite the national interest. now you must realize that india is a developing country and release editor's office. and a bit of what we can get them from the endeavor to actually go there and get it nice. all the countries not be sanctioned and they sit on his own or the section that's just based on the sanctions. another can be stopping based on the sanctions segment of the dig. a said that you from i'm the not oh, completed,

develop can give you another rich country like the wrist, like the rest of the country is up. so we need these as also an endeavor to everything. it is nationally address uh, regardless of what others may feel about it and that stands out to be made ready to vote for the private instruct, india and by mr. josh and good are the started up as minister officials and the experts from russia and africa had been sitting down to brainstorm cooperation in johannesburg, the south african city host of the session of the st. petersburg international economic form for the 1st time ever r t is known as leo convey has the details from the same the semesters i chose, sadly, of russia within the bridge scruples countries as hosted a fuel efficient for the st. petersburg, international economy for him, for the 1st time, if they've been to pull to give a leading decision makers from different 6 is to identify opportunities for russia . so the free time as the developing economies. this is of course,

as we are just 2 months away from the annual conference in st. petersburg, widely seen as an occasion for attracting foreign investors, as well as an alternative to the world economy farm. specifically for promoting emerging market during these decades. busy busy for a history of st. petersburg, international economic for him. for sure, he becomes the one of the major world events in the world of business and the main events in russia and for, for example, the last here results gives us details that we got the increasing interest of business man all over the world. why russia, weiss and petersburg? why do you spar? it's very easy. it's about deals. it's about looking at big possibilities. signing deals, a mock space and experience being there is getting africans is basically the energy sector to deal with it on why it's being hosted in. so that's what god organizes say. they've seen a mutual interest and understand that in order to continue

a food for dialogue, it is necessary to use new formats and then apply to been like this. one is one of those 4 minutes of the fuel station emphasize the partnership made. so for nations between west side of africa, the fluid expansion of trade and economy corporations, particularly stick to such as agriculture, technology and education. participants making it appear that so that because relationship with russia is again changed. what speed does is to bring s b not in the works, to give us an opportunity to engage and to try and decode on those all on the economy to try and, and then to do a way with all i caught them being on the imbedded to the west so that we begin to take into excellent implementation mode. we are here today at the costs of a strong relationship in times that we formed through our big c.